Introducing OS X El Capitan.
El Capitan is more powerful than ever, with advancements under the hood and smarter ways to do the things you do most.
New gestures make it easier than ever to do quick actions like deleting a message in Mail.
With Pinned Sites in Safari, the sites you check often are always available and up to date in a tab.
Craig talks about many of the new features of OS X El Capitan, like Spotlight, Split View, and window management.
Spotlight now searches more places for even more useful results, including weather and sports scores.
The Spaces Bar makes it easier than ever to create multiple desktops, giving you more room to work.
The enhanced full-screen view in Mail lets you add tabs to a New Message window.
El Capitan has tuned up the things you use every day, improving performance across the system.
Split View automatically positions two apps side by side, using every pixel of your Mac display.
Metal is coming to Mac, paving the way for new levels of realism and detail in games and other apps.
El Capitan makes all kinds of things run faster — like accessing email, opening apps, or switching between them.
Metal is great for games, delivering richer onscreen graphics and faster performance in games like Fortnite.
Metal is a core graphics technology that gives apps near-direct access to the GPU.
This means faster and more efficient rendering performance across the system.
Epic Games shows how Metal for Mac has helped them design monsters that are uglier than ever.
A more refined experience. Faster performance. That’s OS X El Capitan.
The biggest names in games and pro apps have been using Metal for Mac to make their apps even better.
OS X El Capitan will be available free for worldwide download this fall.
OS X El Capitan will be available as a developer beta today and as a public beta this summer.
